You'll travel to a dinosaur world, a floating ruin, a pirate level, and more. You play the game as Sonic and travel to seven fantasy worlds (plus one tutorial world). Sonic has to put a stop to Erazor's plans by visiting seven different fantasy worlds to collect magic rings that can be used to restore Arabian Nights. Apparently, if Erazor amasses enough power, he'll be able to leave the book and come to life to terrorize Sonic's world. The genie is from the book Arabian Nights, which is being destroyed by an evil genie known as Erazor. One day while Sonic is sleeping, a genie visits him.
The story in Secret Rings is a slight departure from the usual Sonic the Hedgehog setup. Spiked balls are the natural enemy of the hedgehog. The game is not without its share of frustrations, but Sonic and the Secret Rings is certainly worth playing. Confined as it may be, Sonic and the Secret Rings works because it lets you run at breakneck speeds through great-looking, fantastical stages. While you can technically move in three dimensions, you're almost always moving forward whether you want to or not, and lateral movement is limited to taking one or two steps in either direction as you involuntarily sprint down a narrow path. Sonic and the Secret Rings for the Wii takes the game back to its high speed roots. After a slew of disappointing and downright bad games, Sega's speedy hedgehog has finally returned in a game worthy of the Sonic legacy.
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